Final season full of details and only one reveal.
It's impressive that small details are what lead this manufactured episode.
The writing is impeccable, as always, this has been an unrepeatable experience for me, the writers and Vince Gilligan chose to take their characters into very dark places, those decisions have surprisingly little to do with the leading premise of the series.
Because everything is a consequence, like for Walter a death (murder) it was something that happens, he thought that, in the ending Walter aka Heisenberg is going to learn that you can also kill even when dead and he'll use it as a profit.
It's impressive that small details are what lead this manufactured episode.
The writing is impeccable, as always, this has been an unrepeatable experience for me, the writers and Vince Gilligan chose to take their characters into very dark places, those decisions have surprisingly little to do with the leading premise of the series.
Because everything is a consequence, like for Walter a death (murder) it was something that happens, he thought that, in the ending Walter aka Heisenberg is going to learn that you can also kill even when dead and he'll use it as a profit.